Asked by Tom Pelissero and Alex Marvez on SirusXM NFL Radio about potentially adding Kaepernick on Monday, Elway noted that “things have changed” with the team’s offense since they pursued Kaepernick a year ago.

It’s an interesting comment from Elway because new Broncos offensive coordinator Mike McCoy is known for fitting his offense to the players he has, not the other way around. Perhaps Elway meant that the team is building its offense around Trevor Siemian and Paxton Lynch, two quarterbacks with different skill sets than Kaepernick.

Last year, Denver tried to trade for Kaepernick but the quarterback refused to take a pay cut and the 49ers refused to pay part of his salary. Kaepernick is now available as a free agent, but the Broncos seem to have little interest.